StoneColdWeatherAustin

SREF Plumes currently at .46 Total QPF and 2.48 Total SNO for KGSO at 9z. Was at 2.52 and .42 at 3z.

Thanks. I know normally the prime placement is in the NE area funneling the air down into CAD region. I am not as familiar with seeing one sitting on the NC/GA border in a Miller A setup.

Can that HP placement cause any issues with bringing in warm air from the south?

Started at zero hour and watched this fill in through hour 246. Map was nearly blank at the beginning. Certainly a lot of this is noise, but neat to see almost the entire country covered. That would be one heck of a snow pack! I hear there is good sledding in northern Mexico this time of year...

My understanding of this forum is that it is for discussion of mid to long range weather patterns in the Southeastern states. Although, recently it seems a lot of people think it is a forum that should only have activity if it is going to snow.

Trying to understand here. Does it require the low to turn north up the coast in order to create the negative tilt? I noticed that this one is just shooting straight out to sea.

Correct me if I am wrong. I am working off memory here, but I recall as a kid, the 80's as a whole being very snowy, up until '89. Once I was in high school, I believe we went through a drought in the early 90's with the exception of my senior year, '93 and stayed in that drought until '96.

Just checked my station again and it is 37.8/34.3. Dropped fast. May be getting close to snow. Sent from my SM-N960U1 using Tapatalk

Gotcha. May be a few degree difference between Winston and Clemmons Sent from my SM-N960U1 using Tapatalk

Is that temp from a weather station or weather app? I am seeing about 41 in Advance and Clemmons. Sent from my SM-N960U1 using Tapatalk

41.2/32.5 Sprinkles in Advance. Sent from my SM-N960U1 using Tapatalk

Real classes are no longer needed since star athletes only stay for a year and everyone else just transfers to another school.

For our games, they delayed them by two hours and said if another change was needed, they would let us know by 9am tomorrow. I replied and said in that case, why didn't you just wait until 9am tomorrow to see if there needs to be a change ?

Yes, that area in central NC is exactly where it shows the band sitting for a while. Considering ratios closer to 15-1 and the fact that the model shows it still snowing in these locations at that time, could see a broad 2-4 inches if it works out as modeled.

16Z HRRR shows snow breaking out around Winston area at 7pm and shows it still snowing at 5am tomorrow. Most of it looks light to moderate. Depending on how much is lost to virga, it could be a moderate event, according to this model.